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**anarking** · May 1st 2012

ahhh, danke

**TheCry** · May 1st 2012

And if you want to help to create New packages take a Look in our wiki
http://wiki.i-mscp.net/doku.php?id=packages
Change to gearman. That's complete.
It seams to be your native language.

Botolo · Aug 18th 2012

I just finished the Wordpress 3.4.1 Italian Package.

It started as a "fork" of the original english one, but I had to make a few changes:

- SQL Dump is a fresh new one
- Web folder contains the new wordpress-3.4.1-it_IT.zip content
- Uninstall.xml updated with new localized files
- install script updated. SQL update functions updated to match the sql dump structure
- Updated get_secure_keys.php (http://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.1/salt/). Not sure about this, but someone says it's better for non english wordpress installations.

My sql dump uses Innodb Engine, but I can change it to MyISAM

It seems work properly, but it's late and I'm really tired

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1111040/wordpress_3_4_1_it.tar.gz

**TheCry** · Aug 18th 2012

I will check this package and if everything is ok it will be appear in our repository.
Thank for maintain this

Botolo · Aug 18th 2012

Ok, please let me know if there's something wrong.
Do you have a wishlist for this kind of packages? I'm trying to build a new one for Coppermine right now.

Botolo · Aug 18th 2012

I think I've a problem with my new package.
My install script creates the web folder (plus files, subfolders..) but do not execute the sql import, do not create the config file etc

The sql dump seems fine. I can import it manually.
I don't understand if the scripts exit for an error in the sql import, or the script fails before the sql import.

Where can I find some logs about the deployment?

I think this could be the problem

PHP

my $configfile_entry = "<?php
// Coppermine configuration file
// MySQL configuration
$CONFIG['dbserver'] = 'localhost'; // Your database server
$CONFIG['dbuser'] = '$sw_database'; // Your mysql username
$CONFIG['dbpass'] = '$sw_database_pass_clear'; // Your mysql password
$CONFIG['dbname'] = '$sw_database'; // Your mysql database name
// MySQL TABLE NAMES PREFIX
$CONFIG['TABLE_PREFIX'] = '$sw_software_prefix';
?>";
open(CONFIGFILE,'>'.$sw_dest_path.'/include/'.$config_file);
print CONFIGFILE "$configfile_entry";
close CONFIGFILE;

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Config file needs some $CONFIG that MAYBE can create some confusion with other variables. Could be?

**TheCry** · Aug 19th 2012

Read the documentation with google translate.
The first i see. You need to escape the $.
And set the DEBUG to 1 in the imscp.conf

Botolo · Aug 19th 2012

Yeah I know and I'm trying to undestand some of the ridles Google writes in your wiki

Anyway escaping the $ did the trick, thank you.
Now I have to test Coppermine before releasing the package for double check.

Botolo · Aug 21st 2012

It seems good.

Coppermine 1.5.20 Multilanguage
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1111040/coppermine_1_5_20_en.tar.gz

Uploading again to correct a small bug.

Botolo · Aug 22nd 2012

I really hate the config file creation
I usually create the package (now I'm working on ImpressPages) in half an hour and then I have to debug that damn config part for days ^____^

TheCry is it possible to use a different approach?
May create maually a dummy config file and then replace some variables directly into the deployed file.

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